1970s/1980s Givenchy Lucite Moonglow Choker, Belgian Flea Market Find 50 Cents |
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Posted 7 years ago
Efesgirl
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I got myself up EARLY and arrived at the flea market in Oud-Rekem, Belgium just at 7 A.M. (It was only a 20 minute drive). This beautiful necklace is one of the things I bought there. The condition is fantastic. I had a look online and found several ranging from $270.00 up to $459.00.
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Bonnie
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Very nice find!
Found one up to 569$... make an offer! Lol!
Well done Bonnie :-))
Pascale - I saw that one! I think 13 or 14 people are watching to see who makes an offer, LOLOL!
Had no clue about the value of this brand? Or is it the pearls?
Great find!
Didn't mean pearls literally, just a reference.
I realized how dumb that sounded....lol
Go girl!
Even without the value it's a great piece.
Karenoke - Givenchy is a very expensive brand of costume jewelry. I have not found anything interesting at flea markets other than this gorgeous necklace.
Givenchy was first a haute couture creator:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Givenchy
I know Givenchy as a household name, but thought of them as Sarah Coventry. You know, six of one, half dozen of the other. What an eye opener this post is.
Thanks for the schooling!
I sometimes wish our comments had a like button.
It'd be much easier to say thank you, an interesting read to Kyratango.
Another great example of why I love CW.
Thanks for the thanks, Karenoke, it was a little "cocorico" for a French institution :-)
Agree with you a "love this comment" button would be great!